Micky Flanagan
An East End boy done good, Micky Flanagan has risen to the very top of the stand up world in the past year.
With his show stealing performance at The Royal Variety, for which he was nominated for the Best Breakthrough act at the British Comedy Awards, to unforgettable appearances on Michael McIntrye's Comedy Roadshow and Live At The Apollo adding to his hilarious outings on panel shows, Micky has built his reputation to be become the best comic in the UK.
Mickys 2010/2011 tour was the clearest indicator of just how many people wanted to see him live.
Extended multiple times, it culminated with the fastest selling stand up show on the West End since Eddie Izzard and Micky performed to over 250,000 people in total.
Micky starred in his own Radio 4 show, What Chance Change?, which examined his upbringing in the heart of East London, to his move to the heart of the middle classes.
Fee Guide for Micky Flanagan: A+
Price Guide
- E: under £1K
- D: £1K - £5K
- C: £5K - £10K
- B: £10K - £15K
- A: £15K - £20K
- A+ : over £20K
- A++: over £30K
- A+++: POA
The majority of fees will also be subject to 20% vat.
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Testimonials:
"Micky's take on his working-class East End background is side-splitting..." THE SUNDAY TIMES
"Astonishingly good - a cockney extraordinaire and cracking stand- up." TIME OUT
"Micky Flanagan was the highlight of the evening. He told the tales with animation and style. He was confident, assured and the audience was with him all the way. Micky Flanagan was the funniest man on the floor." BBC.CO.UK
"The charming Micky Flanagan is very confident and even enigmatic, he uses pace and silence with skill and has a strong physicality." THE STAGE
"Micky is the very embodiment of the cheeky, chirpy Cockney, and his chatty, effervescent delivery engages the most reticent of rooms. The infectious energy is also heightened by his exaggerated, almost camp, reactions. It all makes for a rambunctious set that's sometimes rude, sometimes thoughtful, but rarely short of hilarious." CHORTLE.CO.UK
